A video training program, by Jeff Marsocci, for the GOTV (get out the vote) program is now available at: www.jashaw.com/GOTV2008.wmv.

This is a large file (26MB). It may be best to download it to your computer before watching it.

Your sample ballot is now available online from the State Board of Elections. To view and download your sample ballot, click on the link: http://www.sboe.state.nc.us/VoterLookup.aspx
Click on “Show me my voter information”, enter your first and last names and date of birth. Then select your county and click on Submit.

Personal voter information will be displayed. Then click on “sample ballot” at the bottom.

A pdf file of your sample ballot will be displayed. You can save or print the sample ballot.

We are looking for people who are able to work a hour shift at any of the early voting sites and/or any precinct polling location on election day. We have 15 early voting locations around the County. Take a look below at all the locations and hours of operation. Find the best location and time that fits your schedule and let us know when you plan to volunteer and help us turn NC blue in November.

Please contact the WCDP office at (919) 828-5656 or info@wakedems.org if you would like to volunteer or have any questions.

MAIN SITE LOCATION AND HOURS:
Board of Elections Office

Voting in North Carolina is both easier and harder than it used to be.

Please follow these steps to make sure your vote counts in this critical election. The most important thing is to vote all three parts of your ballot.

Fill in the ovals to vote for Obama & Biden and in the nonpartisan races even if you vote straight-ticket Democratic Party. Otherwise, you’ll miss voting for President and for nonpartisan offices where the party is not on the ballot.

* Make sure you are registered to vote. (you may also view your sample ballot)
http://www.sboe.state.nc.us/VoterLookup.aspx

Location(s)

The Wake County Democratic Party is hosting a Patriotic Rally and Chili Cook-Off.

October 11, 2008
11 am to 2 pm
Elks Lodge
5538 Leadmine Rd, Raleigh

FREE ADMISSION!!
Featuring special guest speaker, former Marine Captain, Jon Kuniholm. Jon was injured in Iraq while serving as a platoon leader in a battalion of as few as 650 marines, who were trying to gain control of areas overrun with insurgents. You may have seen Jon speak at Invesco Field in Denver just a few hours before Barack Obama's acceptance speech.